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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-06

NApoIEoS the Small went to war with
Germany to preserve the peace at home.
Tho present policy seems to be to keep up
<ahe French spirit by advancing as near as
possible to the dead line OF war without
stepping over 1t. The Germans are get.
ting tired Of this kind Of war play. and il
France desires peace she will do well to
asums peaceful attitude.
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I, CONDENSED TELEGRAAIs.

An incendisry fire at Dunkirk, N. ",
Thursday night destroyed the st. James
and Eastern hotela. No lives lost.
Bids are to be opsned at the navy yard
OF noon next Monday for the construction
Of three steol cruiaers and two stssl gun
boats.
The Executive Committee OF the Cen.
trail Farmers Institute in Canada, has de-
Clared strongly for reciprocity with the
United States.
Another effort ia being made to arrange
Tor conference between tho coke opera
tors and their emplyes, to agree upon d
gliding scale Of wages.
Owing to reduction OF one cent per
hesd, oIe hrudred girls employed in the
weaving department Of the Harrisburg
silk mtlls struck yesterday. ..i ..
Prairie fires burned over thousand
acres yesterday in Illinois. The flames
were thirty feet high. The woods near
PATTERSON are still burning.
The labor organ in New York, John
Swinion's Paper, has suspended publica-
ton. Mr.. Swiuton says no has lost tens
Of thousands Of dollars on the venture.
The siamsse Prince, who ia brother to
the Emperor, accompanied by gsvsra! OF
his suits, Yesterday called upon President
Cleveland, with wssccEm hs exchanged a
tow pleasant words. L,
The officials Of the Knights OF Labor are
perfeeting their plans for bringing suit to
test the legality Of convictions Of the sal.
works strikers Ht Nstona, Pa. The suits
will be made In few days. ~. y,
B. K. Cowles, Of Milwaukee, ha1 been
indicted by tho grand jury at sitks, Alag.
ks, for libel, he having published that
Gov. Swinsford, Of the Territory, misap-
propristed Government funds. a'
! About one bundled Mormons from
Utah have applied to the Canadian Coy.
oxnment for homestead lands in the
northwest territory. The authorities are
hesitstirg about granting their petitions,
on account OF the trouble the pclyganista
have given the United statea.
g The Indian Office has received the fol
lowing telegram from Indian Agen.
sheehan, at Akin, Minnesota: "The
killing OF the three Indians at Kin.
barly, was done by Indians Themselves
No serious troables between the Indians
and whites. Will remain here with In
dians until they are quiet.' 55$
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, Henry George OIL Socialism.

Ngw YoSS, August 5.---In to.dsy's Stan.
dard Henry George Gays 1t is necessary
that the platform to be adopted by the
United Labor Party convention, which ia
to meet at Syracuse on the 18th, should
firmly and clearly define tho position OF
the party with relation TO Socialism.
This is rendered necessary by an organ.
ized endeayor Of the State or German So.
cislis,s to impress their peculiar views
mon tho party-an endeavor that has be.
como Sc. notorious that any disposition ia
eyade The iesue, whether or not the United
Labor pasty endorses these views, would
pjys lis Senenies a specious pretext to
make o charge that 1t does. N
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TIE Chamber OF Commerce will leave
nothing undone 10 Induce tho President
to visit Wheeling. II he would come at
Fair tinlo that would be all the better.
But the time Of his coming will have to
DO left to the President, who may con.
clude to take in Wheeling on his West
ern journey. AS the Chief Magistrate Of
the Nation with big N all The people
would join to pay him the respect due his
station and to make his Wait pleasant.
OF course he is expected not to forget
Mrs. Cleveland in the hurry Of departure.
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The c. T. a. U. Against Prohibition.

PHILADELPHIA, August Say vote Of
563 to 2S5 the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union Of America decided to strike from
the resolutions the clause favorng prohi-
bition. The debate was very stormy. The
resolutions opened with strong con-
demnation OF tho liquor traffic, "worse
than, oil tilictions OF humanity combined"
The society pledged its sympathy and GO.
operations 10 all organizations which ex-
clude from their ranks the representatives
OF the liquor traffic. The chief organizes
ton OF which this ia applicable ia the
Knights Of Labor, and it is evidently a
recognition OF Master Workman Powder
ly's crusade in the cause. Powderly was
a delegate to the convention.
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FIRST coLol,ED TROOPS,
Iensra.( Butler Corrects Statements Made l
TIM BohtuM Convention.

Esnsrt.\ Butler Corrects statements Made In
tho Boston Convention.
BosroN, August 5.-During the recent
convention q coiored veterans in this
city it was stated IL the discussion that
the first colorcd troops eulisted in the late
war came from Massachusetts. General
B. +. Butler to-day publiShed a letter, in
which no statea that this is mistake.
and no asserta that in 1862 he enliated
three regiments Of coiored troops in New
Orleans and had them in action long
time before coiored soldiers were rsed
elsewhere. Ha writes the letter, he sayc,
to corset an error in history.
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ABLE ASSISTANCE BY TIE UMPIRE
Enables Columbus to Win u Game-.Other
Games PIuSel ycster,lny. "

Enables Columbus to VIA Il Gnms-.O,h.r
Games Played Yester.lny.
Wheeling dipped her eolors to Colum-
bus yesterday after giving one Of the tiu-
est exhibitions OF skilliul ball playing ever
seen on the home grounds. With Mr..
Bauer'a assistance the Ohio Statesmen
won. Heretofore this gentlemau's um.
piring has been considered fair, but he
broke the record yesterday and was heart.
lily hissed by the grand stand for his en-.
deavors to assist Columbus. If his errors
Of Judgment rested on close decisions IT
would have been different. His call Of a
strike on Bell, when it was Z foul, and a
foul tip on Dunn when his bat was three
feet from the ball were significant indica.
tons Of his intent. No amount Of test.
mouy or explanations can make it other.
wise. As q rule it ia childish to "kick" on
tho umpire, but on this occasion Bauer
has furnished such evidence that he
| convicss himself, and is condemned, not
only by tho judgment OF the reporter, but
by the people present assembled as Jury.
So much Tor Bauer. Mayit never happen
again.
The game itself was the neatest exhib;.
ton Of ball playing Wheeling audience
has yet been treated to- being character
izsd on both s!dea by sharp fielding. Kim.
Der waa on the alate to occupy the box Tor
| Wheeling, but having been taken ill
Dunn was called on to pitch sgaia, and it
was not his fault that the Green Stockinss
didnot come out ahead. Joe White, late oil
the Leavenworth, Kama, team, PLAYED
right Tor the home team and will here.
after BIO found there. His work Yesterday
was highly satisfactory.
Handiboe had good control OF the ball
yesterday, and although the Wheeling
boys hit him they failed to and his curves
at critical points. ,4 (. Gi;T5
| Neither club scored until the third in
ming, when Columbus broke the ice. Hol.
lerau got to first on hit and scored on
Crogan's muf OF Dale's long tly 10 left.
Crogsn would never have missed the bali
hu. for the fear OF tramping on spectators
in tho Geld. In the fourth Dale and Be-
Ahh ilhUo StHkiea, 8dd &Re t0fi1Gf scored
on Nulton's long hit to left. The winning
run WIS made in the eighth. Mutton Gle,
waited the ball over right field fence ior
two bases and crossed the plate On Good
fellows safe hit to left. ',
Wheeling earned two runs in the fifth
inning. Sol Whits relocated the sphere
into center Tor two bases and Bell. who
couldn't hit pillow on Thursday, punch
ed the bsll to lett bringing in White and
never stopping until he was safely plant
cd on the second base bag. Croean'a
timely hit Of liner to center brought
Bell home. In the ninth two men were
90 heaes with Dunn at the bat; but 1t was
not to be and DO ter1ely ended one oil
the finest games ever played on the
home grounds.
COLUMBUS seemed to have picked her.
self up yesterday, sud is to DO cougratu:
lated on breaking her record Of twelve
straight defeats for which she owes debt
Of gratitude to Bauer.
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AGAINST PROHIBITION.


The Result 10 Texns-Ladies Serving Re-
frcsh1uonts at the Polls.
GALVESTON, August 5.--The Neps' re-
turns from $50 polling precincts clearly in
dictate that the prohibition amendment is
defeated by $4,000. It will be- impossible
to give the exact result until the official
count is made. All the large tovn5 gave
nlaiorities against the amendment except
Fort Worth, which gave S majority of 1913
for it. Tbs election, while holly contacted
throughout the State, passed off quietly
and tho best OF order prevailed at the
polls. rf
In this city the election passed of quiet
ly. Tho minority was $500 against pro-
hibition. Tho feauit OF Gaiyeaton's vote
wga Il surprise to even the most sapguine
among the ''antis." This election hiss
caused q revolution ss foreign TO the Gus
toms OF tho people OF Texas SIS it is repug-
nsut to their best aentimsnt. Women,
whuse place always have besn at the fire.
aide, were yesterday at the polls endesvor-
ing to exercise popular outrage. And
these women wore nos the nhort-hsired
crusaders. but Gaivestoa'g fsir ladies, who
transformed the polling places into picnic
grounds by establishing around them re-
treatment bootha, where temperance
drinks aud yisndy wcre herved. II such
revolution in the exercise OF suffrage in
Texas had any influences it Was III dircc-
ton opposite to that which waR intended.
TIE LATEST. &c
The lateat returns received hero from
over 500 voting precincts clearly indicate
that the prohibition amendment he's been
defeated by a majority ranging from So.
600 to $4,000. Enthusiaetic anti-prohibi-
tionista claim that this will BIZ increased
to Il, 900. 1t will require en- official count,
however, to give definite renult.
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4 Deadly Encounter.

GALVESTON, August "a special to tho
Necs from North Cogdoche ssys:. Last
night at the close Of concert, in the
suburbs of the town, deadly encounter
occurred between seven or eight white
boys on the one aide, and ten
or fifteen negroes on the other.
This negroes provoked tho fight
by hating the whites, and drawing
their pistols. Forty or fifty shots wero ex-
changed at very close range. OF the me-
groea JEFF Simons was shot through the
heart, Porter Anderson was MORALLY
wounded, Tom Thorn received u bullet
in his shoulder and Levi Allison received
seyeral slight wounds. The whites were
not injured. E.-
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Tug country ia encouraged TO look for a
cold wave. 1t doesn't follow that We shall
all be getting down our overcoats and
turning on the natural gas. Gold and
heat are tosome extent comparative terms.
However, very mild thing just now
would pGsg for cold wave. .. .
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4 DeNlOCRAIIC TRICK,
standin,g OF the Men who Dcnounce Tutti
and this G. i. Il,

standin,y Of the Men who Dcnounce futile
md this G. u. Il.
MADISON, WIS, August 5.-A man OF
national reputation who lives in Dee
Moines, Iowa, ana whose honesty is I'M
questioned, thus shows mp the National
Veterans Union OF Des Molnes, which re-
Gently sent to President Cleveland { parti.
Ban resolution denunciatory OF the Grand
Army:
"The Democratic Grand Army of the
Republic is 8 farce. 1t has only twenty
men out OF 60 COO in the city belonging to
tho Grand Army. Only throe or four be.
lopged to the Posts hero. they accomp.
lished all they expected in adopting res
olution sgainot General Tuttle at his own
home and in calling themselves soldiers.
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Noyalty Tislts the PresIddnt

WASHINGTON, Auguat Sat a quarter
before 5 o'clock this afternoon, the ioul
young sons Of the King Of Siam, who &C.
companied Prince Devawongze to thit
country, called at the White House Ia
company with Chief Clerk Blown Of the
State Department, and had a pleasant In.
tervlew with the President. This visit
was IL compliance with q request OF the
President, who at the morning interview
noted the absence Of the youngsters and
expressed an earnes. wish to see them.
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BERLIN, August 5.-The Deutsches Tag
Bldtt, in an article headed "Germnn Bait
ing in France" says: al these persecu
tons continue and the French govern
ment adopt corresponding measures, we
shall simply regard France as m unciyil-
'zed nation and should break off diplo-
matte relations, DISCONTINUE railway and
postal intercourse, and throw out line Of
military. outposts. II the French play at
war against us in time of peace, let us do
the came thing"
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Tracing His Family ui,,o,vy.

CHICAGO, August 5.-rhe News' cable
from Ayr, Scotland, says: Mr.. Blaine
and family gwers expected to arrive here
last evening, but failed to do so. he Was
induced to turn north from the beaten
track from the Troasachs, aud travel to
Oban, on the coast, from which point BIO
will take a pleasure boat for Glasgow to.
morrow. His intontion is to put In at
least two days at Ayrshise, during which
period he hopes to trace out his family
hietory on his fathers aide. s .
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TIE sudden and ssd death OF Mr.. r. j.
Smytb, Que OF Wheeling's best known
business men, is another warning that II
is possible to oyertax the human machine
Mr.. smyth gave his days and his nights
to business, remaining at his post when
nature remined him it was time to stop
for repairs. His energy was beyond his
power OF endurance, and he fell as many
another has fallen. Thus Wheeling loses
a good citizen and IN upright business
man
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Explorer Stanley Henrd From,

LONDON, August 5.-Fnrther advices
from Henry N. Stanley esy that on June
8 the expedition reached a point half
way between Yambi and Yambunea, the
latter being the tarthest point reached by
Stanley in 1883. Navigation was difficult
and slow because tho Bowa were carrying
all NECESSARY supplies for Emin Bey in
addition to the supplies of tho expedition.
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Cincinnati Nynuts Him.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August ga tole-
gram wac received by the President this
morning from Cincinnati, signed by a
committee ofthe Chamber Of Commerce,
Board OF Trade and Transportation and
Builders Exchange, inviting him to extend
hia visit to that city while on his western
tour. Alter stating the crest pleasures
bis visit would give them, and assuring
him Of a hearty welcome, the invitation
dwells at length on the industrial and
commercial worth OF the city.
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The Columbus State Journal comment
ing on its aggregation Of baao ball taient( y
says: "rhereare fouroe fve;frst.claes men
in the team and three men who would be
brilliant players il they would let "bocza"
alone. But no man can play ball and fiji
himself up with beer every night. The
directors will have no more OF this sort Of
work and tho "lushers' will have to
90, as well as the weak play
ess. By Sunday next there will be
g number Of new men engaged.
N. J. Goodfellow, tho catcher Of the
Reading team, arrived yesterday and left
last night ior Wheeling, he can play any
position except in the bsx. and is said to
be heavy hitter. The terma OF Dan Erek,
of Baltimore, were also accepted, and he
will be here Sunday to 60 against the
kazoos. Etek is q model first baseman,
has had but two errors in twenty-five
games with the famous Allentown club,
and has averaged three hits to game"
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= --t.
Saved U!sL{fe.

Mr.; D. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Gave, KY,
says ne was, for many years, badly afflicted
with Phthisic, alHo Diabetes; the pains
were almost uncomfortable and wouid some
times almost throw him into Commissions.
He tried Electric Bitters and rot relief
from first bottle and after taking six bot
ties, was entirely cured, and had gained In
flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively
believes he would have died, had 1t not
been for the relief afforded by Electric
Bittere. Sold at fifty cents bottle BY
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ERIE, Pa, August 5.-Jacob Stritzlnger,
a tinsuith OF this city, snd Samuel Filler,
carpenter Of YounSsyille, we're struck BY
lightning to-day while putting q tin roof
on the Pennsylvania 4 Erie R. R. tool
house at Roach's siding, near CORY.
stritzinger was instantly Killed and Filler
badly hurt. > 81 a. 2 Il
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The Big Reunion is going to surpasa the
mos. saneulne expectation. The people
arc coming from oil Quarters, and they are
coming to have good time. Wheeling
will have such all opportunity as she
never he'd before TO impress hesaeli upon
A vast number Of people. ID.
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Snltli,rs' and Suiturs' Reunion

NryA sK, O., August 5,-There was a
grand reunion Of the surviving soldiora
and sailors Of ;ee late war held in Wick
hsm's grove, near Black Hand, yesterday,
attended by vast rumber Of people.
There wsa general good time and all en-
loved the occasion. Tho Bpsoches Of Col
onel W. II. Ball, Of GAINESVILLE, coloael g.
Ii. killer, Colonel J. O. Wehrle, CaptstE
w. @. Lyon. G. B, Gibbin, Hon. J. W.
Oweus, ". Z. Scott, Samuel ]. Ewing, j.
B. Vance, @; B. Taylor and J. T. Frank
ton were all entertaining and pleasing.
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TO-DAY tho Baker murder case goes to
the Jury. No West Virginia criminal trial
has ever excited 90 much interest. The
deed has not often been equaled Tor cold
brutality. OF couree the question for the
Jury ls, whethe,Itbs guilty man Is Oh trial.
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ohio Instructor uopors,I.

CLEVELAND, August 5,-LeEoy D. Brown,
late State Superintendent Of Public In
struction Of Ohio, has been elected Presi-
dent OF the State University OF Nevada nj
salary Of 8. 500 Q year and travelling ex.
penaea. He is thirty.eight years OF ago
and native OF Ohio. Ia - 90
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Some Changes In the Homo Team.

Bob Smurthwaite, the little short stop
secured from steubenyille when that iii.
lated team went to the wall, hes been re.
leaeed. He was not doing satisfactory
work and WAS considered 8 drag. His
place will be filled by Stottswlne, late OF
the Reading, Pa, club, which disbanded
when the Pennsylvania State Lsapue
vent to pieces. Meyer, another Reading
player, has also been signed by Wheeling,
and other new players are in view. A cor
responding number OF releases are proba.
Bile. By and by the boys will learn that it 10
either play ball or seek other situations.
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A Wheeling Ninn Deserted.
Columbus Sat. Journal.

tU1uMOHs NdN J0NrNaI. "-T---"--- Y I'M II
The patrol wagon took an old man
named Campbell Miller to the hos
pital Tuesday night. Ie started from
Wheeling to the Soldiers Home, at Day.
ton, Ia company with his son.in.law. At
one OF the way stations his heartlese
relative deserted and left him to take
snch care OF himself as he could. When
Mr.. Miller got to Columbus he was go
weak and sick that he could not travel
farther, and go he Was sent to the hos.
pital., 1t is thought he cannot live long,
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TIE KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Democrats Havo the State by II Small Nj
thrifty.

Democrats llavo the state by u Small Ma
juEity.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Auguat 5.-The late
returns from the State indicate the elee.
ton Of Bpckner, Democratic candidate
for Governor, by q majority OF about 1O,-
900, which shows Republican gain
of nearly 10000 votes. The Demo,
Gratis arc greatly disappointed and arc
making all eorts OF excuses Tor what they
acknowledge is a virtual defeat. It will
require the official vote to determine the
majority. -
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4 COlored Tom Thumb.

CAIRO, ILL.,, August Sd great
curiosity in the way Of colored baby has
come to light here. 1t is nine days old,
fourteen inches long, and weighs, with
out clothing, one and three'quarte,
pnnrta
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Ba,es on halls, by HandIboe, !. lit by pitched
PAU. ~ Dunn 2; HandIboe, l.. Time oil game :8S,
Canton Commences Early.

'ptc'o4 D'SpdIch 10 inc lhttIhgenor.
CANTON, O., Angus! 5.--In the game be-
tween Canton and Hsnesville this alter
noon the home club won with ease. San.
ders and Sharp were the battery for Can.
ton, and Zsring and johnson hold the
points for H.nesville. This was Zering'e
lirst game with Zsnesvllle. He arrived
here this morning from YOUNGSTOWN, Pa,
where he formerly pitched. He pitched d
good game, hut Sanders overtopped him
In the box. Score: - :
lnningS"".".."....."l 2 3 As G 7s9
canton, Experimentation. 0 2 o Q o l 3 ! O.
1anesvilh.".m-. ...... Q o y 0 3 o o o q 6
Earned runa-Canton, 9; Zanesyille, |.
Two base hits-Miller, Mcmillan and Zsr.
ing. Three base hit-Virtue. Home
runa-sanders and Barnes. Double plays
-lsecher and Virtue to Sanders; Virtue
and Delany to Collver. First base on
balls-Canton, l. Struck out-by Sanders,
2;hy zering, 8. Wild pitches--sandars,
l;Zsring, .. Time OF game-l:5O. Um.
pire--Bell,
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Qlxn GntalliiQeucsr:,
onice. No.. vs. aud s7 Fourteenth street.

TIE New York Star, organ OF the Ad.
mlniatratlon, begs rest on the Higgins
matter. Tho way to get at that is to In.
duce tho President to give Higgins rest
from bis public duties as chief supporter
Of tho Administration in Maryland.
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Wheeling Talent ut Fostoria.

Prominent gentlemen Of this city iden.
tilted with the glass industries here, are
about 10 embark In glass manufacturing at
Fostoria. Ohio. Mr.. Lucien B. Martin
will DO presiden! OF the company, W. S.
Brady Secretary and J. B. Russell GEN
esal Manager. The company gets site
free, Tree natural gas fuel and exemption
from taxation Tor the term OF ten years,
besides other concessions which make the
opening favorable one. Thus Wheeling
brains and Wheeling experience 80 to
build up new communities,
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impart delightful coolneas and fragrance
to the basin and bath. Colgate { Co.'u
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A SENSE OF coldness Of the blood and
chilliness relieved simultaneously by the
uae OF Fred. Browns Jamaica Ginger.